Honey-Chipotle Glazed Ribs
A chipotle sauce gives these oven-roasted ribs a smoky flavor. Once they're tender, finish them on the grill with a honey glaze.
Everyday Food, June 2009
52 Ratings
- 5 star values: 6
- 4 star values: 15
- 3 star values: 23
- 2 star values: 6
- 1 star values: 2
Anonymous
Rating: 4 stars
Made these this weekend. They turned out really well! I've never made ribs before as the thought seemed daunting but doing the foil packet made them very tender. I used a little more than a 1/4 cup of chipotle to use up my can so my sauce was a little spicier - so take down the amount if you know you don't like it too spicy. I also cut back a little on the salt after reading one commenter. It was still a little salty - not sure if the adobo has salt in it too. Will definitely make again.
Anonymous
Rating: Unrated
This is my go-to recipe for ribs--easy and delicious. A bit of heat, but not too much for my 8- and 4-year-olds, these ribs are a bit spicy and a bit sweet. I've always used the full 1/4 C of mustard powder and we love them!
Anonymous
Rating: Unrated
This has been my staple rib recipe since it first debuted in Everyday Food. I adore chipotle, and it gives a perfect smokey/spicy flavor. With the combination of the sweet honey, the whole thing is a winner. When ever I make these, there never seem to be enough for everyone to get their fill. A+!
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Anonymous
Rating: Unrated
way way WAY too much salt! is this a typo? I made it exactly as written and we could barely choke it down it was so salty. The flavours would have been great if it wasn't for so much salt. I'll try again with maybe 1 tablespoon of salt.
Anonymous
Rating: Unrated
I really enjoyed these ribs. My ribs weren't very meaty though, and the hot oven over cooked the meat that was in contact with the sheet pan. I like spicy, but don't like it when after a few minutes my mouth is on fire and it hurts to eat, these were perfectly spicy for me. The honey part was awesome. I drizzled a tiny bit of honey on the ribs after they came off the grill, too.
Anonymous
Rating: Unrated
I used stone ground mustard instead and it was delicious.
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Anonymous
Rating: Unrated
I have made these 5 times now and they are super yummy! Yes it does take 1/4 c. of mustard powder. Seems like a lot, but it really is a good binding element with the honey and peppers. Everyone raves when I serve these, this is one of my favorite recipes now. Thanks for a great recipe!
Anonymous
Rating: Unrated
I made these for my fiance, he LOVED them! I tweaked the recipe slightly-2T mustard powder, juice of one lemon, 2 minced garlic cloves. I dry rubbed the ribs with 2T salt and 2t pepper, put the other tbsp of salt in the marinade. I covered them w/foil, let them marinate for 2hrs then put the foil pkt in a lrg pan in a water bath. They cooked for 4 hours (I checked the water level every hr). I opened the foil and put the remaining honey on top
Anonymous
Rating: Unrated
I made these for my fiancn n n n
Anonymous
Rating: Unrated
Has anyone tried this with the 1/4 cup mustard powder? It sounds like a misprint. I want to try this out tonight.
Anonymous
Rating: Unrated
Looks like too much mustard
Anonymous
Rating: Unrated
In Emeril's recipie (which is on this Web site), it directs 2 1/2 TEASPOONS mustard powder--yikes! You may have to bring pizzas to the block pary ;)
Anonymous
Rating: Unrated
AMLopez, I want to make these, but I'm concerned about the amount of mustard powder too. How did they turn out?
Anonymous
Rating: Unrated
A quarter CUP of mustard powder. I've never used this much dried spice in anything. The ribs are cooking right now for a block party, so I'm hoping the "cup" isn't a misprint.